In todays
inflated market if Kyle Walker is worth # 50mil then he should go for a similar amount.
Not exact matches
It's hard not to wonder
if such a sales method could artificially
inflate prices in an already hot
market, particularly around Vancouver, where the bulk of the 20 properties currently listed on PLS are located.
Buying them now may not be ideal
if you think the stock
market is
inflated, but
if someone bought them in 2011 - 2012, they may provide excellent returns in the future.
If the
market wasn't already
inflated as it is wait for it it's going to skyrocket even more as the clock keeps ticking.
I feel Wenger won't spend BIG on a striker, and with today's
markets being as
inflated as they are it somehow makes me wonder
if Wenger would sign a winger instead and convert Sanchez to a striker... it has to be done because he's become too predictable on left flank being one - footed and all
If the club is serious about a title upgrades are needed (100 - 200 million in today's inflated market) all around even if you don't agree with the specific names on my lis
If the club is serious about a title upgrades are needed (100 - 200 million in today's
inflated market) all around even
if you don't agree with the specific names on my lis
if you don't agree with the specific names on my list.
Money in the transfer
market is rampant which means most top players we want to buy are a) not on the
market because the club does not need to sell (eg: Draxler, Lewandoski) b) even
if they are in the
market it is for
inflated prices which we are not willing to pay (Higuain).
So talk about
inflated prices all you like, but I for one think it's about time we pay a little above
market value,
if needs be, to secure the players we absolutely want.
The Arsenal manager sees no value in a transfer
market heavily
inflated by the likes of free spending Man City, but
if Arsenal are to be restored to their former glory, finished articles rather than youngsters with potential are needed.
Unfortunately
if we want a top class striker, we are going to have to either buy a young player to develop at a decent price or pay the
inflated market prices for an established player.
The
inflated market won't be taken into account and,
if he signs, most will lose their minds thinking about the fee.
If you are used to thinking that formula is something wealthy people use, you have experienced
marketing that formula is good for your child, or you have come from an emergency situation where formula is fetching
inflated prices (one tin can be $ 200 + in parts of Syria), then you take formula when it is freely offered to you.
AG Andrew Cuomo is investigating eight banks to see
if they misled rating agencies to
inflate the grades of mortgage securities in the years before the collapse of the housing
market.
Best advice I can give to anyone is
if they're in the
market for a decent - sized, 4 - seat convertible, snaffle this model up as dealers reduce their prices before the next versions arrive with souped - up vents at an
inflated premium.
Sony finally made a fine, although severely restrictive, e-reader device and even at the 1.000 $ price tag sells it beyond expectations... The
market for bigger e-readers is definitely there, and could multiply abruptly
if the price comes back down to Earth (300 - 500 $), but some
inflated CEOs, who believe the planet Earth rotates around themelves, refuse to see what is plain as the daylight.
If the Fed did not artificially
inflate or deflate interest rates the free
market would work to the benefit of everyone.
@reirab Because the gambling of buying and selling shares is a prevalent aspect of the
market, then reinvesting to create more value is a viable workaround, but does not add wealth to the investors, only
inflates the asset worth
IF it is sold for that value.
In my opinion, there are three major pros when it comes to gold investment: (1) It is a quality hedge against a down
market, (2) it will still have value
if paper currency
inflates, and (3) there is an apparent upside to its value vs. prior years.
The reward from
inflating the housing
market is still too great, while it will be the rest of us who will suffer the consequences
if the bubble pops.
If you live in a highly populated area with an
inflated housing
market, you might wonder why a homebuyer would need such a small home loan.
If Fannie and Freddie no longer supported the purchases of homes at bubble -
inflated prices, there would be a quick price decline of 20 to 30 % in the most over-valued
markets.
So even
if you introduce $ 4 a gallon (US) for gas, the
market will
inflate, price it in and move on.
«
If the deposit or the purchase price is faked by an artificial value increase, which is not substantiated by the market and if it's a fake flip, then the lender is advancing more money than they otherwise would because they're basing it on an artificially inflated value.&raqu
If the deposit or the purchase price is faked by an artificial value increase, which is not substantiated by the
market and
if it's a fake flip, then the lender is advancing more money than they otherwise would because they're basing it on an artificially inflated value.&raqu
if it's a fake flip, then the lender is advancing more money than they otherwise would because they're basing it on an artificially
inflated value.»
The public has been able to purchase retail diamonds only at
inflated prices and
if ever wishing to sell, have not been able to garner fair
market value.
If Tether is found to be artificially
inflating the price of the cryptocurrency
market and the altcoin is found not to have the reserves to back up the supply, it could potentially take down those exchanges which rely on USDT (such as Bittrex and Poloniex).
The
market may currently be depressed, but the client may have
inflated expectations
if the last time the client sold their home was during a real estate boom when the process was quick and easy.
If the
market is
inflated and people are buying everything up, then their right price isn't going to come around very often.
The rental
market has always been very stable here, even through the housing crisis so I feel that
if I buy an investment property now, even
if the price is
inflated, the rental income will be a good hedge against the coming correction.
If it was conducted when
market values were much higher than the present time, the figure may be
inflated as well, and it may make sense to challenge your tax assessment.